Bamboo sunglasses, nature combined with style

Bamboo sunglasses are one of the latest trends when we talk about eco-friendly fashion. Currently people are more interested about how to look after our planet and what better ways to use and create products that come from nature.

The manufacturing of sunglasses involving ecological materials is an alternative to collaborate with the protection of environment. Global warming is not a joke. Everyday forests, oceans, mountains, among other natural landscapes are being destroyed by our own hands. What a better way to give a break to nature than using recycled products to help to stop this giant monster called pollution?

No one would ever thought years ago that a material like bamboo could work to create several things; many of us would be amazed just by thinking that something so crude and shapeless like a bamboo tree could become something so fashionable yet practical like sunglasses. Nature does not stop surprising us.

Fashion always reinvents itself and when we talk about it we are not talking about just clothes. The world of fashion involves more accessories such as shoes, purses, hats, belts; and yes, glasses are part of this world too. Nowadays we see how designers combine elements of nature and recycling, combined with high couture to create beautiful garments. Sustainable products never looked better.

Having a pair of bamboo sunglasses make us look different. Every pair is one of a kind because you are wearing a part of nature with you. These glasses tell a story, we might wonder: a story? Yes. Every tree is different. Just the fact that something as big as a tree can turn into a pair of glasses with the help of talented sculptors makes this accessory unique.

Not only is bamboo a sustainable material. It is also known for being light, water resistant and long lasting. This means we can wear these glasses without worrying they will break anytime. They perfectly fit kids, youngsters and adults and can be used at lakes, beaches, mountains. In other words, everywhere you need to protect our eyes from sunlight.

About Me

So a bit about me. I'm 27 and live in Buckinghamshire, England. I studied a level 3 diploma in fashion retail at the Fashion Retail Academy in London for a year after I finished my A levels and after finishing was eager to pursue a career in Fashion PR. During looking for a job I started my blog for a bit of fun and a place to show off my clothes that hardly ever see the light of day.